1. Play boisterously
   "The toddlers romped in the playroom";
   - frolic, lark [informal], rollick, skylark [informal], disport, sport, cavort, gambol, frisk, run around, lark about [informal]
    
2. Run easily and fairly fast
   "The children romped through the park"
    
3. [informal] Win easily
   "romp a race"

1. Gay or light-hearted recreational activity for diversion or amusement
   "The puppies had a playful romp in the yard";
   - play, frolic, gambol, caper [informal]
    
2. [informal] An easy victory
   "The championship game turned into a romp with a final score of 42-7";
   - runaway, blowout [N. Amer, informal], laugher, shoo-in [informal], walkaway
    
3. A girl who behaves in a boyish manner
   "The little romp climbed trees and played rough games";
   - tomboy, hoyden [archaic]
    
4. A bout of playful, boisterous or illicit sex
   "Their weekend getaway turned into a passionate romp"

Derived forms: romping, romps, romped

See also: run

Type of: diversion, fille, girl, miss, missy [informal], play, recreation, run, triumph, victory, win, young lady, young woman

Encyclopedia: Romp